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Shostak Unit 6 - Level A

Quiz by Melissa Greene

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  • Q1
    The word amiable most nearly means
    friendly in disposition; good-natured; likeable
    to cause to happen; to bring about
    a first appearance in society or on the stage
    capable of moving, bending, or contorting easily; flexible
    10s
  • Q2
    The word compliant most nearly means
    obedient
    to go away from; to leave empty; to depart
    to confuse or perplex
    a network of paths through which it is hard to find one's way
    10s
  • Q3
    The word agenda most nearly means
    one who can predict the future
    a list of things to be done; an organized schedule for a meeting
    to cause to happen; to bring about
    a person who wanders from place to place without a permanent home
    10s
  • Q4
    The word clarity most nearly means
    clearness in thought or expression
    blood and violence
    confusion or perplexity
    willingness to do what someone else wants
    10s
  • Q5
    The word vagabond most nearly means
    a network of paths through which it is hard to find one's way
    a person who wanders from place to place without a permanent home
    to cause to happen; to bring about
    allowance for mistakes; margin of error
    10s
  • Q6
    The word vacate most nearly means
    something that impairs hope
    to be obedient
    to leave empty; to depart
    to keep in safety and protect from harm
    10s
  • Q7
    The word debut most nearly means
    to appear for the first time
    to appear again
    to appear for the last time
    to appear without being seen
    10s
  • Q8
    The word befuddle most nearly means
    to make an error
    to confuse or perplex
    to cause clarity
    to do a silly dance
    10s
  • Q9
    The word limber most nearly means
    it is a term used for a bunch of tree limbs
    to walk slowly
    to make money
    Capable of moving, bending or contorting easily, flexible
    10s
  • Q10
    The word boisterous most nearly means
    quiet and angry
    to pay back or repay
    yelling in a mean-spirited manner
    Noisy in a cheerful way; Rowdy and high-spirited
    10s
  • Q11
    The word leeway most nearly means
    friendly in disposition
    a list of things that can be done
    the opposite of one-way; a one-way road only allows cars to travel one direction, but a leeway road allows cars to go both ways
    what Ms. Greene is giving you when she allows you several chances before she writes a detention
    10s
  • Q12
    The word partisan most nearly means
    Noisy in a cheerful way
    characterized by bloodshed and violence
    one who likes to drink alcohol and dance all night
    Devoted to or one-sided in support for a party, group, or cause
    10s
  • Q13
    The word conserve most nearly means
    prediction of the future
    appearance in society for the first time
    allowance for mistakes
    To keep in safety and protect from harm, decay, loss or destruction
    10s
  • Q14
    The word gross most nearly means
    to protect from harm
    willing to do what someone else wants
    total earnings without deductions for expenses
    friendly
    10s
  • Q15
    The word oracle most nearly means
    one who is a strong supporter of a group or party
    one who pays something back
    one who doesn't earn very much money
    one who can predict the future
    10s

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